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The front page of G4Media.ro features a mix of domestic Romanian news, with a strong focus on political and judicial integrity, alongside a significant piece on the future of the Romanian Army and its defense industry. Other stories touch upon economic news, historical/archaeological discoveries…
An in-depth analysis details Romania's military modernization plans, aiming for 120,000 active soldiers and a robust defense industry by 2044. However, an expert warns that the Romanian economy is not prepared for a wartime mobilization.
Exclusive investigation reveals that Constitutional Court judge Cristian Deliorga allegedly voted in favor of Mihai Daraban, head of the Chamber of Commerce, in a case concerning the free acquisition of Romexpo land. Deliorga also reportedly traveled on a private jet funded by the Chamber of…
The Bucharest Court of Appeal, reportedly influenced by Lia Savonea, has suspended the government's procedure to select Romania's candidate for a judge position at the EU's Court of Justice.
The article criticizes a proposal by UDMR, a political party, to completely stop reforms in Romania by the year 2027.
A prosecutor from the Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM) questions the lack of action from the Judicial Inspection regarding judge Cristian Deliorga's private jet travel, suggesting some magistrates prioritize luxury over impartiality.
Details emerge about a private jet trip to Greece involving CCR Judge Cristian Deliorga, the Constanța Tribunal president, businessman Gruia Stoica, and former minister Florin Manole. Mihai Daraban claims the Chamber of Commerce funded the trip for investor meetings and invited Deliorga as a…
According to sources, President Nicușor Dan is expected to appoint a prime minister this week, with the political maneuvering aimed at securing a parliamentary vote before a crucial S&P rating report.
This medical article explains how to differentiate between insect bites and hives, emphasizing that a proper diagnosis requires a skin examination.
The article reports on the detention of Romanians by Italian Carabinieri and instances of pickpocketing targeting tourists in central Rome, specifically mentioning the 'Alba-neagra' street game near major landmarks.
This news item announces a live broadcast at 13:00 featuring Ana Călugăru from eJobs Romania discussing company losses and the job market situation.
New bids have been submitted for the modernization of the Ploiești-Triaj to Valea Călugărească railway line, with Citadina 98 being among the competing companies.
This article, sponsored by Banca Transilvania, promotes a service offering zero costs for businesses for two years.
The article reflects on the status of Mario Draghi's plan to boost the EU economy and its competitiveness, questioning its effectiveness and its entanglement with traditional European politics.
Archaeological research has restarted in Alba Iulia, focusing on the area where previous expeditions uncovered the remains of Mihai Viteazul's structures.
Russian attacks are impacting supply chains in Kyiv, with significant damage reported at depots and logistics centers.
